Green Trails Animal Clinic

06/04/2026

Making Your Pet’s Boarding Experience a Great One

Summer vacation is here! While you’re enjoying some time away, your pet may be heading off on a vacation of their own. If you’re planning to board your pet, check out this helpful article on choosing the right boarding facility and preparing for a positive experience. It’s full of tips to help keep your pet safe, comfortable, and happy while you’re away.

People travel near and far to celebrate the holidays with family and friends. If you leave your furry friend behind, consider using a boarding kennel.

06/03/2026

Adopt-a-Cat Month

How are you celebrating “Adopt-a-Cat Month?” If you're in the market for a feline friend, be sure your cat undergoes a spay or neuter procedure, as it helps prevent some cancers and other serious medical issues as well as reduce the feline overpopulation problem.

Addressing the feline overpopulation problem is just one reason why it's important to have your feline friend spayed or neutered.

05/26/2026

New Adoption Alert!! Talon just found his fur-ever home! 😻
Call us today 281-492-6100 to set up a cat tour!

05/14/2026

Heatstroke in Animals

As the weather warms up and the days get longer, it is natural to spend more time outside with our pets. However, all that fun in the sun can cause heatstroke, especially in indoor animals that are not acclimated to the heat. This article outlines tips on keeping your pet safe as the weather continues to warm.

Heatstroke, a life-threatening condition, can be prevented by removing pets from extreme heat, providing a fan and a wet towel.

05/13/2026

Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month

Is your dog or cat keeping you up at night with his itching, licking and chewing? Does he get “hot spots” or ear infections every spring? He may have an allergy! Allergies can be frustrating because they cannot technically be cured, but here are some tips to keep your pet happy and itch-free.

Just like humans, dogs and cats can suffer from allergies. Here's how you can prevent and manage your pet's allergies.

05/06/2026

Texas tops nation in heartworm cases as parasite also detected in unexpected regions
The American Heartworm Society’s newest heartworm incidence map identifies several newly expanded areas with moderate infection rates that are thousands of miles from so-called heartworm epicenters.
The recently released 2026 Heartworm Incidence Map shows that canine heartworm incidence has expanded to areas that are cooler, drier, and far from the warmer, humid Gulf Coast and Southeast. The American Heartworm Society estimates that at least 1.1 million dogs in the U.S. are positive for heartworm. Read more >
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05/06/2026

May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month 🐾
Early detection matters. If you notice any changes in your pet, don’t wait—schedule an appointment today.

04/29/2026

Sunburn in Animals

Do you have a white pet that spends time outside? Any pet is subject to sunburn, but a predominantly white dog or cat is the equivalent to a fair-skinned person in terms of sunburn potential. Click the link for tips on keeping your pet from getting burned.

Sun protection for your dogs, cats, and other pets is essential, because they can get sunburned, too; learn how to prevent sunburns for your pet.

04/17/2026

We have a Grand Champion in our midst! Congrats Kevin "Windmill's I believe I can fly" Stokke

Even grand champions need their shots, keep your pet at the top of their game! Schedule your pet today! 🐶🐱

04/08/2026

National Dog Bite Prevention Week: April 12-18

Although dog bites can be unprovoked, dogs may bite for a variety of reasons that aren’t overtly apparent. The cause may be as basic as the dog not feeling well or being in pain due to illness or injury. This article covers some tips that you can use to prevent dog bites when interacting with unknown dogs.

Background on Dog Bites An estimated 4.5 million dog bites occur annually in the U.S. This estimation may be low...